Also, Goddess Laxmi will live in this house forever. Then Sripad told his mother “Mother, both of these brothers would live for one hundred years and serve both of you throughout your life.
He blessed them both with his Divine grace and miraculously they both became perfectly normal. Sripad wiped his mother’s tears and then called his brothers near him. However, in this old age who will look after us? Who will look after your blind and crippled brothers? ”. Sumati spoke to Sripad, “My son, you are Dattatreya, the Divine Trinity incarnate and you are born as my son according to your own promise to me. For the accomplishment of the penance, I would like to travel to the north. I am married to all the 27 yogas in this universe.
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I want to be free from worldly attachments or to enjoy worldly pleasures. That’s when Sripad reminded them, “I am born to be an ascetic, not for marriage.
When Sripad became sixteen year old, his parents started thinking about his marriage. Then he started speaking to people about the real meaning of the established rule of conduct, behaviour, usage, and atonement for sin and the vedic scriptures. Sripad very soon read the four Vedas and six Shastras. After staying in the Ashram of a Guru and following the Brahmacharya-ashram. When he was seven, his parents performed his thread ceremony. With his childish plays and miracles, Sripad pleased his parents. The astrologer, after due calculations predicted that their son Sripad is an incarnation of God who would become a great ascetic and a Jagadguru(teacher of the world). His feet carried the holy signs of Vajra (thunderbolt of God Indra), Ankush (an elephant goad), Dhwaj (an ensign) and a Kamal (Lotus). In due time, Sumati gave birth to a baby boy in the month of Bhadrapada 4 thday from new moon. Certainly the manes of our deceased ancestors will be very pleased with this”. Today due to our good fortune, Lord Dattatreya himself came and blessed us by accepting our offerings. For the satisfaction of the manes of the deceased ancestors, the ceremony is performed and the offerings are dedicated to Lord Vishnu. He said, “Sumati, you have done a virtuous action. The virtuous Sumati told about this entire incident in detail to her husband Aparaj when he arrived at home and asked him “Have I accrued any sin by feeding the guest before feeding the Brahmins?”. Granting such a blessing to Sumati, Lord Dattatreya disappeared. He will be gifted with the knowledge, but he would not stay with you for too long. A son will be born to you as per your wish he will uplift your entire family. Lord Dattatreya replied, “Your wish shall be fulfilled. Since you have called me mother, with your Divine grace, please bless me a son endowed with knowledge like you!” Only two sons survived, out of which one is blind and the other is crippled. Then Sumati prayed to Lord Dattatrey “Oh Lord! You have addressed me as a mother and this has made me happy. Sumati laid herself on the lotus feet of Lord Dattatrey and washed them with her tears of affection. Tell me your wish and I shall fulfill your wish”. Lord Dattatreya said, “Mother, I am pleased with your devotion. Lord Dattatreya was highly pleased with her devotion and manifested before her in his original form. However, out of hospitality Sumati fed the guest, Lord Dattatreya to his fullest satisfaction. The food was yet to be served to the Brahmins present in the Shraddha ceremony. On the afternoon of that Shraddha day, Lord Dattatrey came to her house disguised as a mendicant. Even the two sons that survived were unfortunate since one of them was blind and the other was crippled. Aparaj and Sumati were the devotees of Lord Dattatreya(Lord Dattatreya is an incarnation of Lord Narayana) Unfortunately, none of their offspring’s other than two sons had survived after birth. There was a Shraddha(a ritual performed for the satisfaction of forefathers) ceremony in their house on an new moon day. The story begins with the birth of Sri Pada Sri Vallabha to a pious couple.Ī pious Brahmin couple, Aparaj and his wife Sumati lived in this village. All the saints that were presented till now do have a relation between them. A question arises as to who are they? Do they have any relation? This chapter will answer the questions with references from epics as well. Till this point we have seen many saints performing miracles to alleviate the sufferings of people.
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